The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-03-05
The OHIO DEMOCRAT.
LOCAL NEWS.

How will March GO out?
F. S. Pursell is in Logan this
week.
Numerous arrests were made
this week.
will Larimer has taken charge
of S. M. Godecke's grocery.
Jim Weaver of South Perry,
was in the city on Thursday.
Daniel l.. Davis of Salt Creek
was here II day or two this week.
DIR. Farquhar was at the REM
pei House, Thursday and Friday.
Prank Baird of Baird's Fur
mace was In the city over Sunday.
Buy your beef, pork, sliced ham
and sausage of Menzlcr & Schrad-
Il. A. Tussing of New Lexing-
ton was in town Tuesday on busi-
ness.
The County Commissioners
will be in regular session next
week.
Miss Flo Wilson, of Columbus,
spent the first part of this week in
Logan.
j. j. Achauer of New Straits
vile was in the city Tuesday.
For all kinds of seasonable
country produce call ON George
Hartman.
j. ID. Cresap intends moving
his tailoring establishment to Mel
sonville soon.
The party encamped at Birch
Hole, were compelled, by the high
water to "wade out"
Fair dealing, coed goods, and
low prices, is the motto at Hart
mans East End grocery.
Everything in the grocery line
of first class quality and at bot
tom prices at Hartman's.
We understand an attempt
will be made to have the village of
Murray City incorporated.
We received a pleasant call
on Tuesday from our old friend 1.
T.. Williams of Carbonhill.
Postmaster Shellenberger, of
Lancaster, made q brief visit to
Logan Wednesday evening.
Don't fail to see Abbey's Uncle
Toms Cabin Co., at the Opera House
"Wednesday evening March 8.
Always a full line of all fresh
meats in the market at the new
meat store of Menzler & Schrader.
B. II. Stevenson, of Salt Creek,
came to town Tuesday, and got
drafted into jury service at Court.
We have a change this week
for Rose & s;ulzbacher. You will
do well to examine their stock be-
fore purchasing.
Mr.. S. F. Cagg, Democrat, has
been appointed Postmaster of Starr
in this county, in place of Lafayette
Egsleston, Republican removed.
Our "Dee" who has been
travelling somewhat extensively of
late, has returned, and will in the
near future publish an interesting
book Of his travels.
The Lowery trial for shooting
with intent to kill, occupied the
Court Thursday, and yesterday it
is still in progress. The list of
witnesses is very large.
-Kessler Bros. have rented the
room in the Frash building recent
ly occupied by Yank Mccarthy,
and will move their Jewelry store
into it early next week.
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at the February settlement amount
ed to the gross sum 54,450.55 dol. of
which amount 679.22 dol. is raised
from assessments on dogs.
Quite number of young men
took tickets in the Louisiana
Lottery this month. If you hear
of Logan drawing the capital prize
you must not be surprised.
Frank Plasius, i'll his new ad-
vertisement this week offers some
rare bargains. Consult their adj
vertisement for prices before pur-
chasing your spring clothes.
DR.. p. ]. Greene of South
Bloomingvill, was in town this
week attending the Lowery trial.
The Doctor looks as young and
vigorous as he did twenty years
ago.
The Auditor has made the dis
tribution of funds, and most of the
TIPS, will have drawn their quota
and will be in condition to relieve
the necessities of the school teach